Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-21
General Mention.

General Mention.
We continue our notes TAT the Pavilion:
]. H. Ritchey, model farm gate, novel
and good.
O0r..lh:;Ii orange tree, Japanese Tree-Im-
porting Company San Francisco.
J. II. Bowden. Coleman's patent double
harness.
E. ?. Figg, of Sacramento, Carmen Island
salt fine display
J. F. Hills Pacific Wheel and Carriage
Works. Sacramento, make as suggestive a
display as there is in the Pavilion. It
proves that better work can be done in
wagon and carriage building, in The valley,
than can be brought into it from humid
climates.
John Breuner's display of fine furniture
attracts much attention. Two of the chief
sets have been sold to San Francisco.
w. D. Comstock's upholstery and furni-
| ture display is probably the best he has
ever made. 1t is rich in finish and detail,
of latest style, and altogether deserves the
commentator all give it.
NJ. Miller, Sacramento, E. NJ. Miller &
Co.'S closed family carriage, Quincy, Ill.
L. l.. Lewis & Co. s stove, range conner
and brassware display is one of the most
brilliant and handsome of the main floor
How so much can be worked out of stove
and kitchen material surprises one.
The new Becker washing machine is
shown; also "Vigor of Life" the new
process of canning Mansfield's Capillaris ::
Royal Partisan luster; Nelson's yaporizing
inhaler; Clarke's Wonder -four. bin; the
IXL truss, San Francisco; camp stoves,
reversible furniture, ETC., Truman J. Clark
& Son, San Francisco; Remington type
writer and the stenograph G. E. Wickson e.
CO., San Francisco; Robert Nicely, Jr., San
Francisco, fine boots and shoes. Sacra-
mento; Canyoutell Blood Purifier.
McKim & Orth, Sacramento, fancy dry
goods, laces, ETC., in rich variety.
Samples of penmanship, etc. from Balm
bridges Business College.
Skeleton leaves and wax flowers, by Mrs.
Addie Carter. Beautiful and delicate in
the extreme
Crochet bedspread, by Mrs. w. E. Terry.
Crochet shawl of mohair, or goat fleece.
by Mrs. Eunice Taylor Hart, of Leesyille'
Colusa county, Cal. A lovely piece of
work
Florine Prentice 13), crochet work;
good
Mrs. P. S. Lawrin, lounge afghan
skilltul work.
Mrs. J. J, Paulsell, braiding by hand;
very unique and neat.
Flora c. Kendall, porcelain painting.
knitting.
Rose White, linen and other fine en-
broidery; highly creditable handiwork
Mrs. G. f. Croker, arrasene chair and
other embroidery, of very artistic character.
Cassie M. Galligan, table scarf: very
handsome.
J. L. Liller, skillful wood carving.
Matte N. F. Fowel, embroidery and
crochet work, that does her skill honor.
Ida M. lsaacs, handsomely executed en-
broidery.
S. NJ. Grimes, wood carving.
Mrs. NJ. II. Ober, fine handmade lace
worthy close examination.
Mrs. w. Kaseberg, fire screen, that is
rich in ornamentation and tasteful in de-
sign.
Mrs. Thos. Hayne, fine patchwork quilt,
well made and shows much painstaking
Miss Mary Pringle, large collection of
fancy work, embroidery, retrousse, drawn
work. 1t is varied, extended, and very
rich as an exhibit
Miss Emma Clausen, handsome floss and
other embroidery.
Mrs. G. A. Young, afghan, wax flowers
and other fine work, also scroll saving and
embroidery.
Mrs. C. E. Crocker, painted plaques and
painting on silk. All these are in one case.
and without exception are very fine sam
Piles of skilled handiwork.
Elsie Kelley, patchwork quilt; well
done by one classed as Juvenile.
Mrs. DIR. Cluness, embroidered bed spread.
laborious and admirably executed piece
of fine needle-work.
Miss Lille Blue, q large case of decora-
tive painting embroidery, surface painting.
painting on different kinds of fabrics, Ken
sington, etc. An extensive display of fresh
attractiveness and beauty.
Miss Mary Jones, crochet, tinsel and
other embroidery, flowers, etching en-
broidery A handsome display creditable
throughout
Mrs. H. Wilcox, embroidered bed spread
and superior work.
D. H. Emmons, chenille embroidery,
quilt and other work. The quilt, which is
fine work, IS by an inmate of the Old
Ladies Home, and is to be drawn for, for
her benefit
Fine exhibit of gloves by the Leak Glove
Manufacturing Company, ofSan Francisco
mostly made from Napa buck, Angora
goat, seal and dog skin.
In the entrance to the Art Gallery is the
display of l.. X. Hammer, Of Sacramento.
1t is large and very attractive. 1t consists
OF pianos, organs, music, band instruments,
musicians supplies, stringed, reed and
wind instruments in great variety. The
show cases present glittering array of
line goods and OF music wares.